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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-16
All Men Are Not Bad,

nj Men Ere Not Bad,
Neither are all prepared remedies
unreliable. This is proven by the
results following the use of Dr.. llar-
ter's Iron Tonic for dyspepsia, rheu.
matism. scrofula, jaundice, torpid
liver and general weakness.
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OHPICTHh CITY PIPER.

Minnsota's share of the nttional
appropriation for state militia Is
S6,45l.
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Money to loan at per cent. and no
commissions.
25tf L. II. & f. A. WELLINGTON.
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Hav for Sale.

Parties wishing to buy hay will do
well to call on OF send teams to Mark
Coleman, where they will find good
hay in large quantities.
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If you wish to buy a choice build
ing lot III Morris see me before pur.
chasing elsewhere. II
NJ FIELDETfBy CHEW.
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DENTISTRY,

DR.. Harris will return to Morris on
the 2lst, to remain in his office here
until further notice.
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First Publication June 2, 1871
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Ii I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Fergus Falls, Mimi,
May 80, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge, or in his absence the Clerk. Of the
District Court for Stevens county, Minnesota,
OF Morris. Mimi, on Saturday. July 8, 1887,
viz:
Kristian Olsen, homestead application No.
1853, for the w. ", N. E. X, Sec. 8, in
Township 1876 Of Rarge 42.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, viz:
Arne Olson, Ole Arneson, Hans Olson and
Andrew Arneson, all Of Donnelly, MINI.
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Ihe Sun.

THE SUN is q wesi<iy newspaper de-
voted TO the interests of Stevens County
aud vicinity.
rERMS: ST. 50 Year In Advance.
STEPHEN MURPHY,
Publisher.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

J. D. GILLESPIE,
Recorder Of Village of Morris.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

From the sulphur -priugs Gazette
To tho Sulphur Springs Gslctte.
No, We only weep over those demo-
Gratis who adopt Inc heresy of prohi,
biion, We bless and curse not. But
we devoiedly pray that when the
npxtstatc or national election comes
on, we may all be found in l,rc tor
the ticket without the absence of u
single msu. Democracy has zone 30
much for this state No one can at
ford to ,acriiice his demo racy Va
co EXAMINER,
As to tina, "hcresy' business, we
put in q demurrer or general denial.
or whatever the lawyer, call it. But
Is to THE EXAMINERS prayer for q
united democracy at the next e.cc.
ton, we extend hearty emphatic
amen. The "Oid Guard win be there
At roll call.
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NOTICE OF san
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Circuit rn,r, .l",ure aud .ai' pl'g,l
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tHti,ii'' ,.,. district of Toy9s state
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Morgan Louisiana ANA r. Now W.
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ana duly entered iutho,,i, ~ uccree r.
,aid court. in the civ a., a. oi the Il
dlN oi Nyril, Isl, Wa. .t,i."' tco out
'harlc> billiuphau. thr ~,l = VII.
lul,ol'hcfs therein mIifhl,Via Nags
lil"' purpose VIII s.lla ,,,{ upp
lhr front door OF the Coutritaooilc aus,
''",, ,,"ntI III nv c.ty nr "U..t OF
,1itm,i' ", Il'c slhle oi r,Na. WACO.
~, '"'t, 49," az l@1'cluck. no1,pn ile
mI.mrnt. to.tyli ''''''vs de,c.iis.g
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Central Railway Comm HE Of N,
aud 10 be- built. bopih"lnl rallwa,
Ross. iu Mclcunau rnii,,g at ihoH
through Oh" cuuutlc. nf V'i Ieig,. et,,
que, Hamilton, lmth. a. Lehman, MI
thilnhan, ~hackcliufd ,,dhf1e, Fs.,
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distance of about three "et longi,u1,
iN-iiNe miles; ana also All pnufed and ned
said I"No- central ReNwayv una singular
Inc, hiltur 10 bc built, bes,n9,'n pany shf,,
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hNhiin4u' lsockWali, NauIan1, 'mn'' ID
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tlv y 'u"n ItIil'uiF,a distance nf y
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county, uu the said Cumpni,1 IN
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grthcr win itll ~ldc-titrks. turp.,.',
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way and tracks, depot ana .hn,
lruoiurni> ana horulltdueu'. III.
franchises, Including ml meanir,,
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md quit wasting time OH useless leg

ana luIt WISHING lillc Oh usCicss leg
islstion.
WONDER if GOV. Ross would have
the audacity to ask for the gubernato-
rial chair another term should prohi-
bitiou carry in Texas; We think it
safe TO assert that the answer to this
problem would be found in the mega
tive There is no telling, though,
cheek Is cheap IN Texas now.a.days. e.
Clcburnc NcSt.
But there is about as much chance
Of prohibition carrying in Texas D.
there is for Craulill TO be vice. pre,i-
dent OF TIE United states on that
ticket, Ross will b. governor another
term and of this the New need On,
tcrtain not even the shadow OF .
doubt
WHtN our good Carroll gets to
heaven and begins The search for
those souls who were Lee lated into
IT,, bliss, he will then beginto dndcr-
stand what an impossible good he
laborcd to youchsate to TeNas, in the
prohibition amendment.
TIE Tyler Courier says if judge
Bonner replies to Judge Clark it
will publish the reply. SO will we,
but We never expect to have that
pleasure. Bonner win never tackle
Clark again as long rs the breath is
in his poor sore body.
WIZ "a paper iGils to win plaudit
from Its venerable Uncle Chawls, Of
the Standard, itis In hard luck Uncle
c., didn't 90 to Mexico as minister,
let it be remembered, and also, that
he is no alcoholic luminary" either
Mr.. WALLER ;. BAKER addresses
the voters of the 22pd senatorial dis.
trict in u Ir.cf cord this morning
They will do we'll to heed what lie
SAYS.
The apologize of the prohibition
papers for publishing anli-prohibititu
matter are something wonderful 30
modern literature.
me prohibition lamb, are not just
wailowIug al over each other in love.
rs witness saturday evenings Day.
CoKE's old speeches read well TO-.
day They are very crisp and just
applicable in every way
GRADY has gotten about all out oil
that new south business there was in
it. Hen subside now
THE prohibition which is Taught at
the ballot box will not prohibit. 1t
isn't intended to.
Is there any more of them that
George Clark has tried to corrupt
THE Honey Grove Herald IS "too,n
and toe nai' againsttac amendment,
The Adybnce is explaining its
knownothinglsm. 1t is uphill work.
Bur it isn't intended to prohibit.
Carroll says 40, and he knows.
PRoHnIrIoN is u plant Of .,ow
growth in Texas.
THE corn and cotton hold the boards
now.
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paper paws no attention TO the street
lies so prevalent in every campaign.
but when one assumes shape and
form as did this, then justice TO 9TH
ers moro than regard for itself
prompts the Gazette to speak. There
are some other lies and SANDERS being
disseminated in this campaign that
REQUIRE Settling"
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-----s ------ss------------'--
It,il sever Du II.


Elsewhere we publish the report OF
Col. r. r. Bouner's speech at Frank
lin, Texas, on the 2lst, and the reply
by Hon. George Clark. of Waco, the
2ltb, both statcmnnts appearing in
the News 8, Of the above dates. The
matter has created widespread talk
Lcrc: and the desire smoug our coun-
try readers to sec what each said
lc,d, III to publish the charges each
makes against the other. Should Col
Bonner reply to Judge Clark, 1t will
DC given to our readers 81 soon US OBJ
tainab,e,
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Ffuu the Heran4 Light
The farmers Alliance a. u rule are
friends TO personal liberty, and con-
scquently they Will hot be buildCled
by the prohibitioUist-, when they in.
sist that they, like themselves, are u
non political party. For it is u well
known fact thVt j. b. Craniill, the
head and front OF the prohiDs, left
the democratic convention at Gal
weston aud called convention and
nominated state officers autsgOnistic
to the democratic party. The pro-
hibition party is neither democratic
nor republican III politics, but pur,
poses to destroy both parties, and
set W n great moral party and be-
come the dict9tOrs eff the morals, re-
ligion and civil Jurisprudence to q
free people. Farmers, on the 4th DAY
of August shun the hydra-headed
monster. stand by your rights,
your country and your constitutional
liberty. Prohibition can never sup
press the evil Of intemperance. But
II can destroy commerce, check i'm
migration IN TcXe-, and engendor "a
disregard tor law and retsrd high
cr civilization
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! TVIII II1 yIVf IVNII'I1
The gall of the Fort Worth Gazette
in putting down smith as one OF her
tributary countie.,' reminds one of
the Missouri CONGRESSMAN who eX.
pressed the opinion that New York
wa, the kansas city Of the cast
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

From the Fort Worth us et:c.
DR. Crandll de,irc, the report in the
Gslctjc'- account of the pavilion bail
wherein il Gays 1.-THE doctor
danced every set 'rhe Gazette makes
the correction cLccrtnlly: our esteem
ed conircre did not dance every set.
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From H. Koren- Light.
Gov. Martin has e,pouscd the pro-
hibltion cause We Thought the gov
ernor loved personal liberty better
than fanatioism or vain glory. But
strsngo thing will Happen
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Prom thu Fort Worth Gazette.
The Advance sticks TO il that Judge
Clark attempted to Dribo the Gazette.
What does the Gszotto itself say (:
That paper can settle THIS little coutro-
versy in iiily,-- WACO EXAMINER.
The Gazette has settled il. This
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1 Matter of Taxation.


will be compelled to call the logisla-
turc together to enact laws to put 1t
in force There is no escaping from
this demand because tho constitution
provides for it, This would entail an
extra expense Of say one hundred and
/ tifty thousand dollars for uch session
drcd thousand already expended in
relief OF The drouth sufferer, aud the
drafts oCc1sionCd by other demands
on the treasury, and we would have
grand deficit Of nearly one million
aud half The con. titutional limi
tatipn thirty five cents on the one
hundred dollm-. We are collecting
twenty-five cents now. Ton cents
moro viii not furnish the amount re.
4uirCl. Indeed, it will tall far short
of 1t because Of The Increased sum
nores -ory TO meet the expense q call
ing Tor the failures to collect, occa-
stoned By the drouth, cyclone and
etc. With our deficit of million aud
one half and only ten cents on
the one hundred dollars to be
/ raised from only six hundred million
of taxable values, it Is very easy to
be seen that u constitutional amend
mcnt 10 authorize the ncces Try ill.,
crease in tho ratio oftaxation becomes
imperative, and aside from this in
creased rate we have the expense of
another election, no inconsdcrabc
hundred million of taxable values,
were every cent Of tho taxes collect.
+ ed, would amount TO only Six hun
/ drcd thousand dollars and we have
shown that The deficit would be over
million aud one half dollars. The
farmers OF Texas, upon whose broad,
patient shoulders this burden would
inevitably iHll, have . right to dcmur.
In order to do that i'm time and with
effect they must meet this amendment
ut the ballot box aud grind it to pow
der
The Admirable letter Of Hon. w. IT,.
Grain, congressman from the Calves
ton district 10 the Bccvlle Bee, hcir-
with published, shows that tho reyo-
nue. from Tho sale OF whiskcy viii
cease VI On the ratification of the
amendment. Then we will have,
should the legislature not be con-
vonod lust rs much wh!.hcy drank a.
ever and no revenue whatever
from it and thus will the
apprchcndcd deficit occur this fall in
stead OF one year hence. The evil is
Immediately upon Us, and the eNigen-
cies of the public service require a
negative vote on August 4th, or ~
will have oil these things pressing us
mt once We Will not hays the poor
satisfaction of staving them on until
another regular session oflhe lcgisla-
turc
When it comes to placing such IL
nanc.al burden, AS tho,9 glanced nj
above upon the ,honlder, ofthe pao
ple of Texas. the Old cool head,
among them will call halt
aud begin to inquire if the good con-
templated will be worth tho OUTLAY.
The answer must inevitably be in the
negative in every case. Ietno farm.
cr. no merchant, no aborcr. no bust.
ness man or property holder Of any
character refuse to examine this fea-
turc Of the case, aud defer attention
until after August ith. when it would
be too late to enter demurrer with
effect. Now is the time to act-now
alone. We are just about at the be-
hest of the church and pop.
popular craze to fix upon
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political organizations and the funda.
mental principle of Amer can liberty.
Signed bv all the committee.
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STATE CANVASS
or
Observation-Disclosures.

APPOINTMENTS OF HON r. Q, MILLS,
Crockett, Tuesday, May 81
Rusk, Thursday, June ?.
henderson, Saturday June 4.
Tyler. Monday, June g.
Gilmer, Wednes lay, June :.
sulphur SPRING., Friday. Juno 10.
Grccnvillc. saturday. June ii.
Mckinney, Monday, June Is.
Clsrk-villc, Wednesday. June IS.
Paris, Friday, June Il.
BonhGm, saturday, june f..
sherman. Monday. June 2O.
Denison, Tuesday, June Il.
Gainesville, Thursday, June 90.
Denton, saturday, june %.
Fort Worth, Monday, June -.
Wcathcfford. "Wednesday, June %
C'eburnc, FRIDAY, July
llilisboro, Saturday, July ..
McNip, Monday, jay &.
Waco, "Wednesday, July 8,
Geltou, FRIDAY, July :.
or HON. GUSTAYE COOK
Bolton, saturday, June f.
l.ampasa-. Monday, juno g..
Brentwood, Tucsday, June I.
Waco, Thursday, June Q.
llilsloto, saturday, June IT,,
Clcburnc, Monday, june rs.
Fort Worth, "Wednesday. June 10.
cathcr:ord, Thur, day, June l6
Abilene, Saturday, june is.
Colorado City. Monday, June 20.
Decatur. Thursday, June %.
Gainesville, saturday, June %.
Sherman, Monday, June n.
Bonham, Tuesday. June -.
Paris. Ihur-day, June 81.
Mckinney, saturday, July
Dallas, Monday. july {.
Terrell. Tuesday. July 3.
Wills Point, Thursday, July Z
Marshall, saturday, July ..
Henderson, Monday. July II.
Tylcr. Wednesday, july is.
Palestine, Friday, July -.
Crockett, saturday, July rs.
San Marcos, saturday, july %.
Austin, Monday, july %.
Georgetown, Tuesday, July 1G
Burnet, Thursday, july -.
Galveston, Tuesday, August =.
Appointments for other speakers
will be announced from time TO time
and our friends arc requested to sup.
plcmcut the notice with local publi-
cations.
GEORGE CLARK, Chairman.
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OF these we have still few left and
they must 90, so come and make your
selection before its too late.
LEVINE Bros.
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You will always find Marion Mar
tin opposite to democracy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

W. c. T. L. INFLUENCE viii not
prove equal 10 tie task of forcing
prohibition in Texas.
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THE big guns are getting into line
aud the battle rages.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

TnE Daily Iirenham Banner is
suspended for want Of adequate pat
ronagc.
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TIE lad that wrote the Galveston
News scorchcr in the Nacogdochcs
News of the ?7th, is no novice. lie
cuts the skin to the bone.
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Eg Pho sphatcs take the cake. w.
4. williamson Il Co have il OH
draught.
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WACO is working town.
a nc corn and cotton crop is as
sured.
THE patriots put the figures on the
Gazette too low
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

AFTER sabbath days rest hells
may be able to squeeze a little money
out northern branch of the W. g.
T. {, That would be fine subject
fora cartoon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

THERE :, whole It'll OF July ora.
ton in the following briet paragraph
from the Dallas Times;
Coke, Roberts, ireland and RIOS,
and. in tact, every man who had any
thing to do with pulling Texas ont of
debt, and reducing taxes from two
dollars on the hundred to fifteen
cents, has declared against this pro-
hibtion amendment. This should be
cnougn to put the patriotic people OF
Texas on their gusrd aGainst tho
gush and scntimentslity Of the Wild
eyed prohibilionist These men have
built Texas up financially, aud one
word from them ought to 90 iurtLer
with prudent people than three
hours speech from one OF these pa
thetic aud inexperienced fellow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

THE Keren- Light is shedding Bit
ter tears because Gov, Martin Is All
apostate from personal liberty. GLOW
sharper than sorpcnts tooth it is to
have a tAanklo-s child,'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31
.DyEnTIsiN0 RATES.

WACO. TEXAS. MAY. 81 1887
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

Win our good Carroll gets to
heaven and begins The search for
those souls who were Lee ,lated into
it, bliss, he will then beginto dndcr-
stand what an impossible good he
laborcd to youchsatc to Te\a-, in the
prohibition amendment
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

THE Tyler Courier says if judge
Bonner replies to Judge Clark it
will publish the reply. SO will we,
but We never expect to have that
pleasure. Bonner win never tackle
Clark again as long rs the breath is
in his poor sore body.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

No prohibition tor trcemen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31

The apologize of the prohibition
papers for publishing anll-prohibiti,u
matter are something wonderful in
modern literature.